Jeana Ho, also known as Ho Pui Yu, is an actress who was born on April 2, 1989, in Beijing, China. She and her family relocated to Hong Kong when she was seven years old. She debuted in 2008, when she appeared in season two of the TV series “Beautiful Cooking.” Her movie credits include “Love Is Blind, Hate Too” and “Detective vs. Sleuths” in 2022, and 2023’s “72 Hour Golden Operation.”

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Song An Yan (Charlene Choi) is a forensic expert who is almost unparalleled in her abilities. The dead almost seem to be able to reach out and speak to her about how they died – as she notices clues that most other experts tend to overlook. Much of this is due to the fact that she has a form of hypersensitivity that leaves her bombarded with information. She is also haunted by events from the past – and a case involving her own family that ended in an unhappy conclusion.

One day, a 29-year-old woman is found brutally murdered in her home. Beside her, detectives find a ghastly mask stained with blood. But the blood, it soon turns out, does not belong to the dead woman. It actually matches blood linked to a homicide case that took place 20 years ago. Song An Yan senses that the case may involve her family in some way. The brilliant but fast-tempered detective Liu Zhi Ming (Joseph Chang) is dispatched to solve the case, and must join forces with Song An Yan in his bid to find the truth. But a mysterious woman named Lin Xiao Mei (Gillian Chung) also appears keen to be involved in all this. What are her motives?

“Forensic JD” is a 2022 Hong Kong drama series.

Forensic JD

Forensic Evidence Team

Lee Jun (Sean Lau)’s mental breakdown forced him out of his post as police chief inspector – but he must now return to solve a baffling series of vigilante killings by a group called the “Sleuths.” He teams up with senior inspector Chan Yee (Charlene Choi) in his bid to thwart the killers, who claim to be serving the justice the police have failed to mete out. 

But Lee Jun’s mental state is still precarious; his mind is full of hallucinations of conversations with past and future victims. Will these visions hinder – or help – him and Chan Yee as they step up their hunt for the killers? 

“Detective Vs. Sleuths” is a 2022 Chinese movie that was directed by Wai Ka Fai.

Detective Vs. Sleuths

With a long history of success, working some of the most dangerous cases on record, Officer Bong (Donnie Yen) is one of the most highly respected cops in the precinct. Honest, determined, and unwaveringly righteous,&nbsp;Bong may be more than a bit stoic but he gets the job done, no matter the cost. Unfortunately even this hardline cop has a history and it’s about to return to haunt him.

On the brink of bringing down a long-time criminal nemesis, Bong is horrified when a gang of masked men step in and annihilate not just his foe, but a number of his colleagues as well. Even more shocking is learning that the mastermind behind the attack is none other than Bong’s former colleague, Ngo (Nicholas Tse). Once Bong’s personal protégé and a talented former officer, Ngo was respected and admired by both his colleagues and his mentor. But one horrible mistake was all it took to ruin both Ngo’s career and his future. Having served time in prison to atone for his mistakes, Ngo has finally attained his freedom and with that freedom comes an insatiable desire for revenge.

Driven by his terrible rage, Ngo has vowed to destroy everyone who has ever wronged him, including his former mentor, Bong. Painfully aware that his friends and family are now in extreme danger, will this devout cop be able to bring down his former protégé in time to save those he loves most?

Satisfyingly reminiscent of old-school action films, “Raging Fire” is a 2021 Hong Kong-Chinese action crime thriller film directed by the late Benny Chan.&nbsp;

Raging Fire

Raging Team

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To the outside world, everything in their lives is going well for them. But three professional women in their 30s try to find their own personal happiness outside of their successful careers.

Zhou Kai Ting (Aviis Zhong) is the youngest vice president of sales for the online shopping mall, Ai U Web. She turns to Su Can (Ben Wu), a café barista, to resolve a work crisis and helps him discover a talent he didn’t know he had. 

Ma Li Sha (Ada Pa), Ai U Web’s General Manager, has raised an 18-year-old son on her own and is jaded by love. On the other hand, Wang Qing Qing (Zhu Zhi Ying) has always had everything in life go her way. 

Can the three women deal with their respective relationship woes, marriage issues and family problems as well as they do their jobs? “Iron Ladies” is a 2018 Taiwanese drama series.

Iron Ladies

♞ Candle Knights ♘

In 1978, Song Woo Seok (Song Kang Ho) was tired of dragging himself through his daily routine. Desperate for a change, he left his position as a regional judge and moved to Busan to set up his own private law firm. Ridiculed by other lawyers for having passed his bar exams without any sort of higher education, Woo Seok brushes off the sneers of his peers and dedicates himself solely to his practice. Willing to take on the cases no one else wants to touch, Woo Seok finds a comfortable niche and quickly rises to the top.

Three years later, Woo Seok has made quite a name for himself as a highly successful lawyer. But the smooth sailing of his happy life is soon disrupted by the storms of civil unrest swirling around him. Trying to keep his distance from the turmoil around him, Woo Seok soon finds himself drawn in when an acquaintance of his, Choi Soon Ae (Kim Young Ae), tells him that her son, Park Jin Woo (Im Siwan), has gone missing. Assuring Soon Ae that he’ll look into the matter, Woo Seok is appalled when he finds Jin Woo and his friends have been imprisoned and tortured under charges of sedition.

Determined to stand up for the rights of the oppressed, Woo Seok takes on Jin Woo’s case, but defending him against a repressive government won’t be easy. As Woo Seok takes up the mantle to fight for justice he begins to wonder, can any one man really change the world?

Inspired by real-life events, “The Attorney” is a 2013 courtroom drama film directed by Yang Woo Suk.

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